The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-11-02

sons, has been croWGeo OUT lA1s "SeA' -
viii appear in our next.
The Sheriff will sell several valuable tracts
of land next Monday, salesday. See his az
vertisements.
Misses Hessie and jamie Mcdowell have
returned home from their summer uap to
the mountains.
RED MEAT TOBACCO. Our town is
excited over the 'Red Meat Tobacco" "
The best known. Ask for It.
Prot. ". B. Bonhsm has recovered from
his illness, and is again at his post N
charge Of the Foreston Academy
Our town this week is dull compared with
last week. With the adjournment of the
circuit court there is always calm.
C.C.c. cures Coughs and Colds. 25 cents
per bottle, at Dinklns j. Cos Drug Store.
The treasury of the Town Council has
received anumber of contributions during
the past week, due to too much lndul-
pence in the s'wee drap.
The entertainment advertised to be gwen
last week by Miss Pack at tbs bapast
Church had to be postponed on account OF
the weather.
Mrs Jno. A. Burgess has just received
choice lot of Millinery and Ladies goods AL
of which she will sell very low for cash. A
call solicited.
Mr.. Richard Davis. corpora of the pen
itentiary guards, was in Manning one oay
last week. He returned with the WORK OF
the Sessions" five criminals; our quote to
the convict gang at Columbia.
Our oressman must have caught the gen.
eral contasion last week and got on spree
He has printed the fourth page OF the paper
up-side-down. Our readers will have to re-
verse the paper to read that page.
Farmers wanting fresh field Seeds
suited to this climate, will find them
at Lorick and Lowrance, Columbia,
S. C.
Mr.. ". T. Lesesne left yesterday for
Florida to superintend the large orange IN
terests of his family out there. He Will be
gone perhaps until next Summer.
Talmase's sermons are now regularly
published in this paper. BE is probably
the greatest pulpit orator IN America, and
the perusal Of his sermons always afford
pleasure and profit.
An interesting communication of 3 re-
1narkable cure effected by DR.. A. j. Briggs,
has been crowded out this week. We Will
take pleasure in publishing it in our next
issue.
In order to make room this week for the
report of the grand jury. it was necessary to
leave out considerable editorial and local
matters, also number Of advertisements.
The hast will receive an extra insertion at
their expiration.
C. C. C. at Dinkins / Cos.
Mr.. W. R. Dingle, ofsummerton, Claren-
don County, paid US visit on last Monday.
Years ago, Mir. Dingle used to clerk Tor Mr.:
J r Soiomons, end was at that time one Of
the most popular and genial OF our Sumter
saiesnen Wctchmda and SotaJaroa.
Mr.. William Haynsworth, of Sumter,
has been employed by the trustees of school
district no. 5 to teach at the Pamela Academy.
AIr. Haynsworth has recently graduated
from the South Carolina College, and IS full
" competent to discharge satisfactorily and
creditably the responsible position he has
been elected to fill.
On Monday the outlook for the success Of
the Charleston Gala Week Was most dis
couras;ng. Happily, there was break IN
the rainy weather Tuesday morning. Ihe
sun rose clear and bright and the prospect
is now fattering, indeed, for week OF de-
Echtful days. Crowds have already gather
ed in the city, and large additions are dal-
ly arriving. This town and county mas al
ready contributed full share OF the visit
ors. and more are expected TO 80. Ihe
nrice of a. ticket thither and return Is only
$50.
On account Of the dreadful weather Of last
week, the Court of Common Pleas which bid
fair to occupy the whole week with coz
slant work, adjourned without accomplish
ing but very little. Only the following cases
were tried:
Rosa Weinberg VS.. D. ". Alderman, suit
for 81, 400 on timber contract-Terdlct for
plaintiff, of S11S.70. Messrs. Marion Noise
and A. Len Represented the plaintiff, and
John S. Wilson and Joseph F. Rhame the
defendant.
J.E. Morris VS.. Thomas Wilson, suit for
4 sl54 for damages. verdictfo $50. B. Press
lev Barron represented Morris, and Earle 4
Purdy, Wilson.
D. s.. Morris vs.. Thos. Wilson, suit for
DAMAGES mistrial; the same attorneys.